Hunting Down America-Firsters in SE Wisconsin

Bai-Den is sending money to organizations which will hunt for--and report--'terrorists.'  That means  Americans who think America-First thoughts.

... The $20 million is going to universities, behavioral and mental-health providers, youth services organizations, schools, churches and faith leaders, and state law enforcement agencies. Their job will be to identify political dissidents and foster interventions among those Americans considered to be “going down a path toward violence.”...

Those 'interventions' will NOT focus on the Kia Boys, friends.

This is the SE Wisconsin outfit that will be watching you: 

Urban Rural Action  

Type 1: Raising Societal Awareness; Type 2: Understanding Violent Content; Type 3: Civic Engagement; Type 5: Threat Assessment and Management; Type 7: Referral Services  

$799,201.00  

Urban Rural Action’s Uniting to Prevent Targeted Violence (UPTV) program in Southeast Wisconsin will build a sustainable targeted violence prevention network. This will be done by strengthening social cohesion across communities, increasing community members’ access to prevention services, and increasing community capacity to assess and manage threats. UPTV will form a diverse cohort to build relationships across communities, collaborate with community partners on prevention projects, help form threat assessment and management teams, and raise community awareness of the local prevention network. 

Never heard of "Urban Rural Action"?  That's because they are a shadow-activist bunch, usually hiding behind and working with other, more prominent, outfits.  In Wisconsin, that includes the UW "Center for Community and Non-Profit Studies" and something called "Love Wisconsin".  You'll note that "Love Wisconsin" doesn't have a list of Board members or officers.  Hmmm.

Their pitch?  "Conflict resolution."

$900K?  That's a lot of conflicts!  But that's not the agenda, as you know.